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Gourmet: Twins' Father and Chef of the Kindergarten

Chapter 587 - 503: Something Tastes Off
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Chapter 587: Chapter 503: Something Tastes Off

Local moms’ group chat.

At this moment, it’s incredibly lively.

The reason is simple.

It’s all because the parents from Dorami Kindergarten, having enjoyed the pan-fried buns made by their own children, are filled with happiness and satisfaction...

These pan-fried buns, to these parents, are not only delicious but also carry the children’s intentions and traces of their growth.

Therefore.

On such a memorable day, how could the parents not share this joy and pride?

And so...

The moms’ group became a stage for showcasing.

Parents eagerly showed off their children’s achievements, hoping to blind the titanium eyes of parents from other kindergartens, and also anticipating a wave of envy and jealousy.

"Look, this is the pan-fried bun my little princess made independently this afternoon at the kindergarten. Although the appearance still needs improvement, the taste is amazing! I must admit, even I can’t make such delicious pan-fried buns! She really surpassed the master..."

"Hahaha, I never expected my brat to knead dough and make pan-fried buns. This change is so big, it caught me by surprise! I wouldn’t have imagined this earlier, of course, I still had doubts just now! Until my brat gave me a live demonstration of kneading, I was bewildered but convinced. My son really knows how to knead dough, and he’s quite good at it, much better than me at his age when I only played with mud!"

"It’s such a pity that we brought back only a limited number of pan-fried buns, otherwise I would have loved to share them with grandpa, grandma, and the grandparents, so they could witness firsthand the growth and transformation of their grandson and taste this love-filled flavor."

"Honestly, such a culinary course is very meaningful. I sincerely hope the school continues holding them so that the children’s culinary skills keep improving. Perhaps in the not-too-distant future, my son’s cooking will surpass mine, and then I can safely pass the kitchen baton to him, letting him become the new generation head chef of the family."

"That’s an excellent idea! A good chef does need to be nurtured from a young age. Who knows, he might eventually reach the culinary peaks like Chef Huang, becoming a well-known chef!"

"..."

For those parents not from Dorami Kindergarten, watching one message after another filled with pride and joy, their hearts were full of envy...

Look at other people’s children, capable of making delicious pan-fried buns at such a young age, bringing delight and satisfaction to their parents, how wonderful! Then look at their own kids, fussing over the meals we painstakingly prepare, even complaining they’re inedible.

If not for the fact that they’re our own kids, we’d really want to give them a good spanking, or better yet, immediately transfer them to Dorami Kindergarten so they can grow and learn in such an environment.

After all, seeing these Dorami Kindergarten parents sharing their kids’ accomplishments in front of us, who wouldn’t be moved?

Children who once started at the same point now have a noticeable gap. As parents, who can remain indifferent?

But unfortunately...

Even though they desperately want their kids to transfer to Dorami Kindergarten, currently the school doesn’t have any available transfer slots.

They can only pin their hopes on the next semester and wait for good news.

And so...

A parent picked up the phone and expressed their regret and helplessness in the moms’ group.

"I really envy your kids from Dorami Kindergarten, being able to learn and grow in such an environment. Honestly, I’ve had the idea of transferring my daughter to Dorami Kindergarten this semester, but ’the idea is beautiful, reality is harsh.’ I acted a bit too late. The enrollment spots for Dorami Kindergarten were already full, so I had to put the transfer idea on hold."

As soon as the message was sent, it immediately resonated with many parents who felt "the same pain."

"Me too, me too, seeing how happy and accomplished the kids from Dorami Kindergarten are, I really want my little one to become one of them. But the spots are full, so we are just anxious."

"Sigh, it seems we’re not the only parents with this thought. Dorami Kindergarten’s educational philosophy and teaching methods are really admirable. Kids there not only learn knowledge but also practical life skills. Even their kindergarten food has become legendary, I want to try it too!"

"Yes, yes, I’ve always been following the updates from Dorami Kindergarten. Every time I see their events and hear the buzz about how delicious the food is, I get really excited, thinking how great it would be if my child could participate. But reality is always so harsh, with limited slots, we can only wait for the next opportunity!"

"I recently watched some videos online about the delicious food at Dorami Kindergarten and felt even more compelled to transfer my kid. So I even called Director Liang to inquire about transferring, but was told that there might not be any slots next semester. On a whim, I suggested to Director Liang about possibly expanding classes next semester, but he just said he’d consider it. Who knows if it’ll work out."

"Anyway, hope is something one should keep a little of, in case it comes true. We need to keep an eye on the kindergarten’s notices and act as soon as there’s a chance."

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